How to Pick Block Palette in Minecraft! Builders Academy Ep. 2 - Block Palette and Color

Welcome to my series called builders academy! We will be going through the ways to become an amazing Minecraft builder! How to get better at building in Minecraft!

Today we cover how to pick a block palette and using texture or gradients!

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[damiiidamien]

Woah you are so underrated! This helped me out a lot, I used to over detail my builds with tons of slabs, stairs and fences because I didn't know how else to add more depth to my builds, now I know how to avoid that, and I will now start thinking more about my color pallete aswell, ty this made so much sense! :)

[Lemon-qjmd]

I came here from tik tok and I don’t regret it. Such quality content.

[kaywacore]

this channel is such a hidden gem, way more helpful than most building vids i’ve seen :O

[officialfadi]

Honestly THE BEST tutorial for building I am really aspiring to build in this game more and this really helped so much

[michaelknackstedt]

My knowledge of Minecraft grows ever stronger

[petarunx]

Bro you literaly not just helping me with minecraft build thanks a lot

[wombat]

I have a hard time understanding what kind of palettes work well just by placing the blocks next to each other, so these kind of videos help a lot!

I'm currently planning on building a fairly large mansion on top of a beautiful mountain I found in my survival world, and since a border between Taiga and Dark Oak Forest goes through the top, I've decided on using spruce as base, and spruce logs and dark oak for detailing. Kinda leaning into oxidized copper for the roof (yeah I know that's a lot of mining), I think I've seen that with spruce and dark oak and IMO it worked well. Found a ton of clay in the caves below so I'd like to use bricks as a foundation (wanna keep the uneven terrain of the mountaintop and bring the ground floor of the mansion level with this), but I'm starting to think some gray foundation like a mix between different stone and andesite blocks would work better. Should I try out the bricks, or is that a doomed effort?

[nicksteer]

Bruh, you deserve wayy more, how are you so under rated 🤔

[dlskaji]

I followed ur TikTok a few weeks ago and decided to check ur Chanel out and honestly ur way to underrated cuz u deserve a million subs

[alastairfless]

This video is soo underrated! It helped me so much to find a good colour palette. Thanks! :)

[highlandstorm]

Idc that this series is "old", it's still really helpful :D

[pr]

You are blowing up bro, sheeeshh. Nice work

[Happy_girlbff]

I started a new minecraft world about a month ago and i STILL haven't built my starter house. I have a perfect place to build it. Everything was amazing but when i started thinking about the palette.. Oh my brain exploded in thoughts! I didn't know what to use i didn't know what to do. But luckily i found you! Thank you so much.

[OzzysEscape]

This is absolutely an amazing tutorial, helped me make such a good build in a server thank you for making this.

[itsgabynow]

I've been looking for this kind of videos for a little long time!! And then I found
Thanks for that my boy <3

[alethystYT]

you are underated you are a good teacher i watched grain, mythical sausage, Fwhip, geminitay all of them never expose these

[NikoQerry]

I am speachless, this was absolutely incredible. Thank you for the great tips. 10/10: helped me avoid divorce.

[cash]

Bro you are the best I have found when it comes to teaching and quality! Idn how you don’t have more subs and or likes.... you definitely got mine! PLEASE keep up the Great work!!

[someoneIdontknoww]

This was helpful . I am already a good builder but I learned some new things !! Also now I know how to teach my friends too . Thx man 💯

[alethystYT]

little tip: if u want to replace a block just press both mouse button with milisec delay on right one